Targeting Roma people shows which side of Nazi ideology?

Correct answer: Wider racial discrimination

The direct answer is B: targeting Roma people shows wider racial discrimination. Nazi persecution was not directed only at Jews. Roma and Sinti people were also classified through racist categories, harassed, imprisoned, deported, and murdered. The reasoning is: the regime divided human beings into supposedly valuable and inferior racial groups; it selected several communities for exclusion and persecution; therefore the ideology was broad racial discrimination, not a single-group or purely economic policy. B is correct. A is wrong because persecution was not only an economic measure. C is wrong because the treatment was the opposite of religious tolerance, even though Nazi racial categories were not limited to religion. D is wrong because democratic diversity requires equal rights and representation, which Nazism rejected. Remember that identifying several victim groups helps us understand the wider system of racism and genocide. Memory cue: Nazi racism targeted multiple groups, not Jews alone.